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On Mon, 11 Mar 2002, Ralph Cleminson wrote: > Right, let's see if I've understood this. > (Almost) spot on! See http://www.tei-c.org/P4X/WD.html#WDLK for the revised draft text which makes this (I hope) a bit clearer > Where in the DTD subset of an SGML document one would have: > > <!ENTITY lat PUBLIC '-//TEI P2: 1993//NOTATION WSD for ISO > 8859-1:1986//EN' SUBDOC> > > in an XML document one has: > > <!ENTITY lat PUBLIC '-//TEI P2: 1993//NOTATION WSD for ISO 8859- > 1:1986//EN' "http://www.hcu.ox.ac.uk/TEI/WSDs/iso88591.wsd" NDATA WSD> > > provided that in the DTD one also has: > > <!NOTATION lat PUBLIC '-//TEI P2: 1993//NOTATION WSD for ISO 8859- > 1:1986//EN' > replace "lat" in the line above with "WSD" and you're home and dry. > > Is that it? > > Incidentally, if one looks at the WSDs in the www.hcu.ox.ac.uk > directory, one notices that a number of them don't include a document > type declaration. Not that it makes much difference if nobody's going > to parse them, but I just thought I'd mention it... The existing WSDs need a lot of attention, and will get it, when the WSD mechanism is rethunk for P5. best wishes Lou